BigC

#Card (credit or debit)

BigC is a supermarket chain in Thailand that offers an electronic payment method called BigC Pay. This payment method allows customers to pay for their purchases using their smartphone […]

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Market coverage 1
  • Thailand
Currencies 1
  • Thailand Baht
Description

BigC is a supermarket chain in Thailand that offers an electronic payment method called BigC Pay. This payment method allows customers to pay for their purchases using their smartphone or credit card.

To use BigC Pay, customers need to download the BigC Pay app on their smartphone and link their bank account or credit card. They can then use the app to make payments at participating BigC stores by scanning a QR code or using NFC technology.

BigC Pay also offers benefits such as cashback, exclusive promotions, and special offers for regular users. Additionally, customers can also use the app to make online payments on BigC partner sites.

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